The best curry house in town.. fast and efficient. The food hits the taste buds... highly…read morerecommended.

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Wonderful, delicious gourmet Indian food and great service! The prices are very reasonable for the…read morequality of the food. I had the best lamb korma i've ever tasted and the side dishes were delicious too. The location is a bit off the beaten track for London but well worth checking out.

Very delicious food. Amazing service. Friendly and helpful staff. Lovely relaxed atmosphere. Would…read morehighly recommend.

Delicious food. Great service, nice atmosphere. Spice scale is accurate for me. Spicy means hot…read more Naan was fresh and hot.

The food here is great and as far as I can tell this is the best takeaway…read moreindian place in n2/n10; though I have hardly tried them all a big part of the reason for that is how good Majjo's is. There are some staples there but the food changes based on what they cooked that day; thats part of the charm and also I bleiev ewhy the food is better than one of those places that does every dish you can think of on demand, out of the freezer and badly. As the other reviewer said its a local institution and seems to get plenty of business.

In North London, Majjo's is a bit of an institution amongst the locals, and it's withstood the test…read moreof time for over twenty years. It's a deli style Indian take away serving traditional North Indian and Pakistani food based on their hand-me-down family recipes. And there really is nothing like their grandmas cooking! If you want a decent curry in London you usually have to be prepared to pay the price, but here I think they're very reasonable, with medium portions starting at £5 and the large portions from around £7. Although I'm not sure if they warrant the 'large' label as they're just a regular take away size, and if you only order one each then there's definitely none to save for breakfast. My favorite is their oven baked fish masala, the sauce is so super fresh and flavoursome that it really is mouthwatering. They also do a good selection of Indian teas, the Ayurverdic is particularly complimentary, and I wouldn't have considered taking tea after a curry, but it washes them down surprisingly well. So for a Friday night you should really consider swapping your usual take away for a Majjo's.

Best Indian in the area. The contemporary decor is very…read moretasteful and makes for a pleasant change to the outdated alternatives. The staff are great .

One if not the best Indian food I have tasted in the UK. Everything and I mean it EVERYTHING tastes…read moreabsolutely fab! Must go!! Also I remember them running a 10% discount if you like their page on fb, not bad eh? Prices were 6-7 pounds a dish and a tenner for a platter which is amazing value for money considering the quality and taste.

I haven't been too Kiplings for donkeys years. Whilst in the neighbourhood we decided to give it a…read morevisit, due to the long wait at a close by restaurant I did want to go to. Kiplings were able to seat us quickly - perhaps a sign of what was to come. I can't tell if it's my food tastes or the cookery that have altered over the years. Despite really loving this place back then, I did not enjoy my dinner here at all in the slightest. It wasn't terrible, it just wasn't tastyl. The food was too oily, bland, and lacked any omph. My salmon starter had lots of small bones in it, and was oily. The boy disliked the vegetarian dish that the waiter strongly recommended he order over his original choice - again it was needlessly oily. Dad didn't comment either way on his food. The ambiance was a bit dead for my liking, but they did play midi versions of popular Hindi songs Woop. Plus most seriously of all they tricked us with the After Eights. We thought they'd kindly given us an extra one and it was just an empty shell of a packet. The cruelty! I've come out of Kiplings feeling distinctively unhealthy, and slimier that a Florida oil slick.

The WORST indian meal i have ever eaten (I am Indian) how this place is still going is truly mind…read moreboggling. Nice decor - shame about the food - best to avoid! This should be zero stars but you cant do that on Qype.

What a great meal! Local friends who live in Muswell Hill hosted us here. The service was…read moreimpeccable, and the food - wow! We definitely wanted Indian on our trip to London and it did not disappoint. Spiced well - not overbearing. Just lovely! Highly recommend.

I don't know what all the negs are about, but this place is almost worth my $540 flight from Newark…read more(well, almost). Favorites of my friends here, I've now been impressed twice in a row---a couple of years apart. Savory daals, tender chicken, great naan, appetizers of all varieties, friendly service in a comfortable environment. We chow down here and it can almost be too much good food. But don't you want that option?

Cute little indian place. Small dining room with a working coal fire in the corner. I walked there…read morefor some takeaway. Ordered some basics. Butter chicken, pilau rice and garlic naan. Waiter said it would take about 10 mintues. And it did. It seemed slow for a friday night but maybe it was still early. There were only two tables being used at the time. Could be a romantic private place. Got the food home and it was tasty. Not the best butter chicken I've had but pretty good and the rice was nice. The garlic naan was aaaaamazing. I love garlic and chewy bread. yumyumyum. excuse me. and all for about 8 pounds. Could have halved everything and had leftovers but I couldn't stop eating it. They have a little but fully stocked bar in the back thats more like the waiter's station but I think they serve basic cocktails.

Khana Indian Restaurant is a nice, little eaterie on Cricklewood Broadway serving a selction of…read morevegetarian and meat dishes. I enjoyed the pilai rice, with tandori chicken. The service was good , fast and efficient. It was clear that they have quite a few, committed regulars. It's not particularly somewhere that I'd travel far to go to. However, if you're in Cricklewood and you enjoy Indian food, then it's convient and tasty!

I have been eating here for at least four years now and really enjoy this quirky Indian restaurant…read more The food is delicious and good quality. The atmosphere is not bad but not really refined but definitely Indian. The staff are friendly. They seem to do a good take out trade so even though the place often has only a few patrons there are employees at the counter looking after that side of things. Apart from Mattancherry it is the only good Indian place in Golders Green. I recommend giving it a try.

Right across from the Golders Green tube station this place is delicious and reasonably priced. The…read morelamb was simply the best I've ever had and the tandoori chicken masala was flavourful and tender. Only in town for a few days but will totally visit again.

Fish egg was good Boyal fish & beans seed was good…read more Vorta is not good as we expected Curry beef wasn't salty need more salt Service was good We got free Pan supari ( Bangladeshi desert ) Entertainment was not good Over All Recommended

Along with many parts of East London, Brick Lane has been transformed into a hip and arty district…read more- where the old ethnic Bangladeshi restaurants have been crowded out by either more fancy and upmarket Indian (Pakistani - Balti) eateries. Among them Gram Bangla remains a little gem of unpretentious, no frills, home style Bangladeshi Food. But it is not for everyone - but only those looking for "real stuff".